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SQL 2005 - List Permission

By Sandeep Saretha, 2008/03/19

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sp_helprotect : BOL Says - Returns a report that has information about user permissions for an object, or statement permissions, in the current database.

It will give you list of all the database objects. If you want only Stored Procrdure or/ and Functions or/and Tables or/and Views you can use following script with little variation as per your requirement.

By Sandeep Saretha, 2008/03/19

Total article views: 694 | Views in the last 30 days: 132
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